Prohibitionists clash as Texas weighs Eighteenth Amendment
Austin reports delegates will be chosen for a state convention in November to cast Texas vote on the August 26 special election issue. Prohibitionists and repealists spar over chairmanship as debates unfold on amending the Texas constitution to legalize liquor sales up to 3.2 percent alcohol.
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Laday
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Eghienath
James E. Ferguson
WA. Keeling
Testes
United State
Morris Sheppard
Ferguson
Joseph Weldon Bailey
C. C. Webonskd
Wichita Falls
McDonald
Bailey
Kiby
John Henry Kirby
Houston
Hirey
Bailes
Cerroldine
Millon
France
Delegates Named For Convention
Delegates listed by senator district elected by the nominating committee of a large convention, where names are on the ballot.
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Aubtin
Detrictz
Lagee
Delegates listed for August 26 repeal election by districts
The document records nominees for the dry side delegates to the August 26 repeal election, listing numerous names with their home towns such as Mt Pleasant Kilgore Liberty Waco Brenham Houston El Paso Fort Worth and more, across senatorial districts. It also notes the nominating committee's choice of delegates by district, including Dallas, Sherman, Sherman, Marshall, Tyler, Paris, Abilene, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Brownsville, Fort Worth and others.
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N. A. Ward
Mt. Pleasant
Tom Foster
Kilgore
E. M. Moseley
E. B. Pickett Jr
Liberty
S—L. A. Barnes
Huntevilin
Adam Cane
Alvin B. Flynt
Mineola
Paul Munn
Sulphur Eprings
R T. Lipscoumn
Bonham
B. M. McMahon
Greenvile
Maury Hughes
Dali
E. T. Underwood
Itasra
A. D. McDowell
Waco
D. C. Gitdings
Brenham
John L. Sulak
Lagrange
John
Henry Birbs
Houston
R. H. Hancock
el Campo
A. ©. Hartman
Davis
Fort Worth
A. H. Culwell
el Paso
E. T. Robertson
Lubbock
E. A. Binpson
Amarillo
URY Delegates
Auuet
Texarkana
Groner
Marshall
John C Hox
Jatkeonville
P. M Whitehurst
Beaumont
W. W. Dean
Hontaville
Ed J. Harris
Abgercon County
T—O. J. Calhoun
Tyler
W. H. P. Anderson
Paris
Thomas
Clyce
Sherman
Tom W. Brickins
McKinney
Sam P. Cochran
Dallas
A. Rice
Cleburne
Net_ Harris
J. W. Cook
Yoakum
Feteman
Houstondell
Rosenberg
J. B. Montgomery
Tynatty
Will G. Barber
Ban Mat
British Embargo Talks With Russian and British Officials
Maxim Tene of Solel Rucelan and foreign affairs commissioner conferred with Foreign Secretary Sir Jon Eman on embargo terms and the release of British detainees tied to a sabotage and bribery case from last April.
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London
Maxim Tene
Solel Rucelan
Jon E'man
Catholic Women's Association Summer Dance Night
Community event notes list a Wednesday night dance by the Catholic Women's Association with music by Jerry McRae and the Texas Range, admission 25 cents. Another event features the Mur Me bY dorry McRae's Texas Range band with admission 35 cents.
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Catholic Women's Association
Jerry McRae
Texas
Danen
Eathalle Women's Association
Dorry McRae
Texas Range
Destroying of Cotton Begun in Georgia Fields
Atlanta, Ga June 26. Plows of Dixie planters began destroying cotton as the federal administration pushes a plan to cut acreage and bolster prices. James Allen of Wie Newton near Atlanta led the curtailment by signing the reduction agreement, with many farmers following suit as wilted stalks litter the fields. Extension workers said pledges already exceed the alarmed target of one million acres deemed necessary to restore stabilization.
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Atlanta
Dixie
James Allen
C. A. Cobb
Nian
Kelly Graduates To Stage Review At Flying School
Kelly de la Cyne prepares a stage review at Advanc ee Flying school as the first graduation event. Brig Gen Howland and three regular army officers will attend. Graduation exercises follow at the post theater with 86 cadets earning Wings and ratings, marking a significant milestone for the Fort Sam Houston program.
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Kelly de la Cyne
Advanc~ee
Harles HR. Howland
Fort Sam Houson
Pretzel Tax Holiday Ends as Wheat Aid Looms
In Washington D C on June 28 the 30 cent per bushel processing tax will begin July 8 affecting wheat products including pretzels. If producers pass the tax to consumers the pretzel price could rise by about seven tenths of a cent per ounce, aiding a two year program to reduce wheat acreage.
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Inquest Slated in Llano Boy's Death
Coroners inquest arranged today into the death of Ww. Barrington 28 who died after a fist fight by the Llano River. He was knocked into shallow water and his head struck the water during the altercation with another youth.
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Luano
Texas
Barrington
Public works kickoff in Merion county creates 1200 jobs
Work began in Merion county on a 1,000,000 public improvement program intended to lift the low mood in Indianapolis. The project aims to employ about 1,200 workers across combined efforts starting today.
Government denies finding of Sarberan and Collar bodies
Reports from Mexico City say the government rejected claims that Captain Mariano Sarberan and Lieutenant Joaquin Collar were found near Alacran Tabasco 400 miles southeast of Mexico City, or that their plane Castro Vientos had been recovered. Dispatches from Puerto Mexico advised expeditions to Agua Dulce Tabasco found no wreckage. An Agua Dulce camp of Mexican Eagle Oil Co had said it found the plane yesterday.
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Mariano Sarberan
Joaquin Collar
Bpachan trang-Atlantic
Miers
Alacvan
Tabsscé
Barberan and
Co.Jar
Castro Vientos
Gaanish
Theta
Havand
Puerto
Mesira
Agua Dulce
Tabasco
Agus Dulce
Mexican Eagle Oll Company
Local ad snippets and unclear radio jingle text
Fragmentary OCR passage lists advertising copy and radio segment teasers from KASO and Dial 1731. It mentions home values and daily offers, but the readable content is sparse with no clear event, person, or place to anchor a full news item.
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Artice
KASO
How to Believe Headaches In Three Minutes
A garbled ad style text claims a quick, nonmedical remedy for headaches using slogans and dubious methods. It touts “ROC” as a system to relieve pain and mentions no real treatment details or credible sources.
Gulf-lobe oil saves drivers 25 percent in test run
In a two day run Car No 3 used oil B at quart per 300 miles while Gulf-lube gave a quart per 397 miles. AAA reports the average across figures showing Gulf-lube cut oil costs over one fourth. Switch now to Gulf-lobe for lower oil use and fewer repair bills. Visit a Gulf station drain worn oil and refill with Gulf-lube.
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